我就要流口水了
“makes me drool.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我已经迫不及待了 一想到你穿紧身衣的样子
“I can't wait. Just thinking about you in that tight outfit”
我 就要 流口水 了
“makes me drool.”
“Here. Thank you, Dr. Luo. You're welcome. Take your medicine on time. Okay.”
“You look ridiculously attractive and I can't resist teasing you about it.”
Modern Chinese youth commonly use exaggerated sensory metaphors like 'drooling' to express casual, playful admiration without sounding overly formal.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to drool; to crave something immensely
Used metaphorically in spoken Chinese to express intense craving for delicious food or intense attraction to someone attractive.
Marks an imminent change of state when paired with '就要' ('about to').